Technology company Honor said it will launch the first humanoid robot on March 1, right before the Mobile World Congress 2026 event taking place in Barcelona, Spain.
The information was announced through a short video on YouTube, revealing the company's new step in expanding from mobile devices to hardware products integrating artificial intelligence.
The video shows a robot with a dark-colored design, integrated camera in the front and a green light strip on the body. Honor has not announced the name, specifications or selling price of the product.
According to the introduction, this robot is oriented for use in retail and home environments, can support delivery or interact with users in living spaces.
Along with robots, Honor also plans to introduce a test device called Robot Phone, to demonstrate the ability to integrate AI into mobile devices in the future.
In addition, the company will launch a series of new products such as the Magic V6 foldable screen phone, the MagicPad4 tablet and the MagicBook Pro 14 laptop, focusing on features supported by AI.
Honor's move takes place in the context that technology companies are accelerating the development of humanoid robots, as artificial intelligence gradually shifts from software to physical devices.
